May 11, 1929: An international Rhönrad contest in Würtzberg, Germany. The Rhönrad, or German wheel, was invented in 1925 and apparently shown at the 1936 Berlin Olympics, but was not entered as an official sport. Photo: The New York Times
Okay!
Something about this felt very dancerly.
Eartha Kitt, 1951 (Russell Westwood)
1726. beautiful.
1716. J all over. I don’t think it’s him, but it so easily could be.
or I just have him on the mind because I owe him an email and I feel guilty. this is more probable.
(Source: vans-swaggx)
Photoshoot in front of Picasso’s Mother and Child.
Photo by Todd Rosenberg for Hubbard Street Dance Chicago
Interview 006: Ezra Caldwell
Ezra is one of two people who initially inspired me to pick up a camera with any kind of purpose. His documentation of existence, with its frank honesty and beauty has had a profound affect on who I am today. It’s strange that someone on Flickr, who lived half a continent away, could leave such an indelible impression on your soul. But that’s just the kind of guy Ezra is.
Ezra’s story is both inspiring and heart wrenching. A Dancer, Bicycle Fabricator, Sous-Chef, Photographer, Husband, and Ass-Cancer veteran. Yep, cancer. His story reminds us to not waste a breath in vain, to rethink our priorities, and to live our lives to the fullest.
– A.S.
